Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral is the main Anglican church in Great Britain. One of the main attractions of Canterbury Cathedral is the painting “The Apostle Paul with a snake”, a fragment of the painting of the chapel of St. Anselm.
St. Augustine’s Abbey in Canterbury
The Benedictine Abbey of St. Augustine is included in the list of attractions that you actually go to Canterbury to see. Its history goes back to the immemorial past, when the rector of a Roman monastery was sent to Britain for missionary purposes.
Westgate Gate in Canterbury
At the entrance to the central part of Canterbury from the A-290 road, a majestic medieval gate made of gray Kent limestone rises. This is the Westgate Gate, an iconic landmark of Canterbury, the largest (18 m high) of the surviving gates in the whole of Great Britain.
Canterbury Heritage Museum
The objects and finds stored in the Canterbury Heritage Museum represent the most important historical events that took place in these parts over millions of years. The old building, which is occupied by the museum, once housed the almshouse of the Virgin Mary for poor priests.
Canterbury Roman Museum
The Roman Museum (the second name is the Museum of Ancient Roman Art) is one of the most popular attractions in Canterbury. The idea of its creation arose after the ruins of an ancient Roman house were discovered as a result of archaeological excavations.
Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury
Located in the historic center of Canterbury, on the banks of the River Stour, the Marlowe Theater invites fans of English-speaking art to enjoy a variety of productions from its repertoire. The theater was named in honor of the British poet and playwright-tragedian of the Elizabethan era Christopher Marlowe.
Beany House Center for Art and Knowledge
The Beany House Center for Art and Knowledge is a cultural complex consisting of an art gallery, a museum, a library and a cozy cafe. The center received its name in honor of Dr. James George Beany, an honorary surgeon, politician and philanthropist.
St. Martin’s Church in Canterbury
Churches of St. Martin of Tours, famous for his modesty, kindness and pacifism, have been built in various parts of Europe. Most of the churches dedicated to this pious bishop are located in Great Britain, and the oldest of them is the beautiful St. Martin’s Church in Canterbury.